Red Bluff Board Urges Calm On Graduation Plans
Dr William Martin suggested polling students on graduation rituals amid reports of indifference and opposition to gowns and noise at Spartan Field. Principal Douglas Sale notes a growing minority fears, but majority and parents favor the ceremony and police protection is deemed unnecessary. The piece urges patience and warns force should be reserved for vital clashes where property or lives are at stake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Martin
Red Bluff High School
Douglas Sale
Spartan Field
Daily Across and Down Puzzle Clues Mixed
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Skyjackers Leverage and the Flow Tech Threat
Buckley argues that modern flow technology amplifies the skyjackers leverage enabling a single attacker to disrupt large crowds. He recalls a Washington area college graduation scene where a student faced security failures and public trust eroded by a pompous valedictory moment. The essay notes the danger of passive audiences and urges self control amid societal tech pressures.
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William F. Buckley JR
Dan Boorstin
Washington, D. C
Air Force Band Play Sparks Montgomery School Row
The Air Force faced opposition from Sen. Moss over a band appearance at Montgomery Academy in Alabama. The school’s all white policy and optional black enrollment sparked debate while the Pentagon overruled objections and scheduled the performance.
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Jack Anderson
Washington
Pentagon
Frank Moss
Utah
Air Force
Montgomery
Ala
Montgomery Academy
James McIntyre
Maj
Melvin Huyett
Maxwell Air Force Base
Huyett
Food From Crude Oil Advances In Synthetic Protein
AP reports oil company scientists are scaling up synthetic protein from petroleum to ease protein shortages. Microbes grown on hydrocarbons produce SCP for animal feeds and potential human consumption, with British Petroleum building plants in Scotland and France and researchers noting acceptance challenges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Lefler
Oil Company
American Petroleum Institute
British Petroleum Co
Scotland
France
Power demand in California to surge by 90 percent
The State Public Utilities Commission projects California power demand to grow 90 percent within ten years. Staff reports show peak demand this year near 25,768 megawatts, rising to 48,905 megawatts by 1980, with most increase from nuclear plants and imported coal-fired generation from outside the state.
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San Francisco
State Public Utilities Commission
California
Red Bluff Softball Season Opens With Exhibition Doubleheader
Red Bluff will open its softball season at the high school diamond tonight at 7 30 p.m. with an exhibition doubleheader. The opener pits the Red Bluff girls against a Chico all star team and the second game features the Elks versus Bell Telephone men as a preview of the local league starting next week. Admission charges are to be voluntary to help defray park operating costs.
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Red Bluff Gils
Chico
Elks and
Bell Telephone
Today in History June 10 1971 highlights
On this day in history events include 1610 Dutch settlers landing on Manhattan Island, 1776 Congress naming a committee to draft the Declaration, 1898 U.S. Marines in Cuba, 1940 Lidice destroyed, 1945 Eisenhower awarded order of victory, 1964 cloture in civil rights bill, and recent conflicts and incidents in Laos Jordan and Cuba.
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Manhattan Island
Continental Congress
Philadelphia
U.S
Cuba
Lidice
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Soviet Union
U. S. Senate
India
Britain
Geneva
Laos
U. S. Coast Guard
San Juan
Puerto Rico
Amman
Jordan
Letter to the Editor on Lincoln St. School sale
J W Harris the chairman of Red Bluff Union School District defends the sale of Lincoln Street School. He invites Mr B Jones to review the program facts, remains confident the plan serves children, and urges voters to support the educational program while offering access to information and open discussion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. B. Jones
Lincoln St. School
B. Jones
J. W. Harris
Red Bluff Union School District
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The readable fragments include numerals and partial words such as 32 deals 33 Enjoying 34 Write-off 35 Don't 36 Much 37 Zest 38 A 39 Day 40 Your 41 OF 42 Your. The text hints at a list or column with detached terms and scattered phrases. No clear narrative or names are identifiable from the legible segments.
Allergy myths and real reactions explored by experts
Readers learn allergies are real reactions to specific substances, not excuses for illness. Dr. Howard G. Rapaport notes many true allergies exist, with foods, contact irritants, and inhalants forming the three main groups. Severe cases may need cortisone or adrenalin, while mild symptoms respond to antihistamines. Testing uses skin tests for persistent, debilitating symptoms.
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Howard G. Rapaport
New York
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